In short, this number was much better than the previous ones, even so, it continues to present inconsistencies with the current canon that Marvel has tried to plan, but going to positive points, Greg's art is still beautiful, especially when it comes to representing to the Ivory Kings.

Excellent start for this comic, although not many shocking things happen, the bases for the following issues are left very well established, again Ewing made an excellent story with references of a mystical character, although the art of Javier Rodriguez at first glance is not I think it's the best, it's very good for the type of story that Ewing is trying to tell and in short I think it's an excellent duo.

While the previous issues seemed to me to be decent, this last issue was beautiful, it was the only comic that made me shed tears due to its shocking and emotional ending.

The best thing about the comic is what Ewing did with the Beyonders, managing to simplify and organize their history, the panels and dialogues of Loki Goddess of stories are simply magnificent, like those of Adam, even so, it seems to me that Tigra and Taia are filler up to this point, something that will change later.

Everything is just perfect, finally Taia and Tigra were given the leading role that was missing, this issue once again further expands the Marvel Cosmology and the way they use the panels is magnificent.